The Sacred Suite
If you’re dreaming of the classic Colorado mountain experience — with downtown Boulder just 15 minutes away — you’ve arrived.
Tucked into the mountainside at 7,500 feet, Sacred Peaks Retreat is a private sanctuary where wilderness, wildlife, and wonder converge. This tranquil, secluded space is perched among pine forests and rock formations, offering expansive views of Boulder, Bear Peak, and the Green Mountain Range.
Step out onto the flagstone patio or soak in the sky-deck hot tub and you’ll be greeted by sweeping vistas, crisp alpine air, and star-filled night skies that stretch into eternity. Frequent visits from deer, foxes, bears, hummingbirds, add to the enchantment — especially in the golden light of summer.
SACRED PEAKS SETTING
THE SACRED SUITE
I invite you into wilderness-based integration sessions held on secluded mountain trails—places where movement, breath, and the living landscape naturally support your healing. Gentle hiking becomes an extension of the work we began in ceremony. Walking helps activate somatic processing, allowing insights from your journey to settle into the body rather than float as abstract ideas.
These integration adventures offer a multifaceted and embodied way to weave your journey into your daily life. The elements, terrain, flora and fauna work as co-facilitators, and together we make space for the insights of your experience to take root in a way that is both grounded and enduring.
THE SACRED SUITE
Your home at Sacred Peaks is a private, spacious 2-bedroom suite. Thoughtfully appointed for rest, integration, and reflection.
The kitchenette is fully stocked with all of the appliances needed for meal preparation. Organic coffee/tea and body care are all provided.
OTHER THINGS TO NOTE
- Sacred Peaks sits at high altitude with likely snow/ice conditions from November–May. AWD or 4WD is required during these months.
- Our only water source is from a private well, so water conservation is necessary while showering (the hot tub has better views, anyway).
- Appropriate footwear with traction is recommended for navigating the terrain.
- Two canine companions, Gabriel and Tulsi, share the land. Their gentle, joyful presence is part of the healing environment — so an appreciation of dogs is essential if you plan on enjoying the outdoor spaces.
PROXIMITY TO
- Denver Int’l Airport – 1 hour
- Pearl St. Mall and Flatirons – 15 mins.
- Rocky Mountain National Park – 1 hour
- Estes Park, gateway to RMNP – 45 min.
- Red Rocks Amphitheater – 45 min.
- Eldora Ski Resort – 45 mins.
